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Protecting & Preserving Pomona Valley History Since 1916
October 2024:
This Weekend: The Phillips Mansion & Currier Home!
Sunday, October 20, 2024: The Phillips Mansion & Currier House
Come in and see the home everyone has been talking about! Built in 1875, with piped gas for heat and lights, the Phillips Mansion was the first red brick building built anywhere near the Pomona Valley! With a ground floor full of period furniture, antiques, and artifacts, this beautiful building is a must see.
The Currier House is not yet furnished, but is a stunning example of craftsmanship and period architecture now conveniently located at the same property! See the home of the first local state senator who served that office in 1889, Mr. Alvin T. Currier! Yes, these are the Phillips and Currier that have blocks named after them in downtown Los Angeles.
Tour the 1875 Phillips Mansion and the 1907 Currier home.
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1 hr
15 US dollars
Sunday, November 03, 2024: The Palomares Adobe Museum & Gift Shop
The Palomares Adobe is the home that the Palomares Family built while living in the Casa Primera! It's furnished and decorated with period antiques and artifacts from the Palomares and Vejar families. This tour also includes religious artifacts from the first Catholic Chapel in the Pomona Valley started in the Vejar Adobe, including two restored paintings from the 1750's!
Tour the 1854 Palomares Adobe, second adobe home of the Palomares Fami...
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5 US dollars
November 24, 2024: The Barbara Greenwood Kindergarten!
The Barbara Greenwood Kindergarten building is a lovely craftsman built to suit the smaller stature of younger students! Barbara Greenwood introduced the concept of teaching younger children in ways designed for them to the American school system, and this building showcases that concept with lower windows, lower sinks, and a variety of artifacts and antiques from previous education models.
Sunday, December 08, 2024: The Casa Primera
See the adobe that the Palomares family was living in while they built the larger Palomares Adobe! It's furnished and decorated with period antiques and artifacts, and it has lovely grounds.
The Ebell Local History Museum and Ebell Ballroom are closed for renovation and restoration. Our office remains open for questions and curiosities at the Ebell on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 1:00pm to 5:00pm!
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